Mechanism of action in the body
In the circulatory system
- It promotes erythrocyte deformity, facilitating the microcirculation
- It stimulates the regeneration of heart muscle
- Decreases red blood cell hemolysis
- Improves overall circulation
- Antiplatelet
In the central nervous system
- It increases the permeability of the blood-brain barrier
- Stops or reduces the production of edema in the nervous system
- It increases O2 tension in the spinal fluid
- Promotes axonal regeneration
In the endocrine system
- Promotes the synthesis of prostaglandins, steroid hormones and the production of interferons
- It Modifies the sensitivity of the hormone estrogen receptors and mediators
- It stimulates the smooth functioning of the endocrine glands
- Decreases insulin requirements
In the gastrointestinal system
- Decreases gastric acid secretion
- Regenerates tissue and liver functions
- Increased intestinal motility
Other mechanisms of action
- Oxygen tension increases in bone, soft tissue and total body fluid
- Marginal tissue preservation demarcation of viable and nonviable
- Increases the activity of bone cells
- Stimulates collagen production
- It stimulates the immune system
- Increased ATP and phosphocreatine
- Activation of macrophages
- Reduces lactic acid tissue
- Bactericidal and bacteriostatic
- Inhibits Alpha toxin